You can buy additional generic writing cables to handle pretty much any setup you might face.

This might be part of the cable bill.

Here is info:VT multi family 4 units all 1 bed/bath2 units with oil include heat in rent at $800 for one and $825 for other2 units with propane tenants pay heat at $650 eachTenants pay electric, cable, garbage etc.Income is $2925Expenses are:Tax - 303Ins - 200Utilities - 427Vac - 234Repair-146CapEx -292PM-292Mort-490Total - $2384Cash Flow- $541541*12=$649220%= 26600Closing = 8100Inspect = 500Total 35,200(6492/35200)*100= 18%Looks awesome!

Working on a rental I opened up a wall to find in-line splices in cables buried in the wall. 

Make sure the service cable has high enough rating for current handling in amps to support this. 

-Lots of holes in every single wall from hanging things on the wall and the husband stringing cable to every single bedroom.

With the possible exception of some small rural electric or propane company, I have never seen an electric/gas company pursue a personal judgment against anyone (phone and cable companies do, but rarely, and they are just quasi utilites).

.); costs included in fee (landscape, water, trash, cable, internet, security, etc.); and community maintenance issues.

We also resealed old holes from cable TV & Telephone wire entry.

My BIL did as he moves around so much.We need the internet for the home offices so we get basic cable.